FRIED Lyrics – ST6 JodyBoof

FRIED Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, introducing the artist and his crew. “Steal Team Six” is likely a play on words referencing the elite Navy SEAL Team Six, suggesting his team is just as tactical and dangerous. “It’s ARP Jody” is him identifying himself, and “Free all the seals” is likely a shoutout to his incarcerated friends or crew members. The mention of “Striker Radio” suggests a producer tag or a DJ hosting the track. Finally, he confidently announces his return, ready to go all in.

[Chorus]
This part paints a vivid picture of fast-paced street action. He starts by describing how he quickly opens his car door, ready for action. “Bag say it’s something” likely means he was given information about a target, and he acted on it immediately. “Went straight to the Creek, where I smacked on a switch” suggests he went to a specific location and switched to an automatic weapon mode. He then spots someone and tells his friend to stop the car, getting ready to confront them. “When I jump out this b!tch, you’ll think I’m legit” implies he moves so efficiently that he looks professional at what he does.

“If you stand on that corner, I’ma catch me a pick” is a football reference, comparing catching an interception to catching someone off guard. “Everybody hop out, now we running a blitz” means his whole crew gets out, attacking as a unit. “Just fu*ked up the three, now we smoking on Sl—” suggests they have taken out a rival, and “smoking on” is slang for celebrating their downfall.

He brags about emptying a full clip and spinning through an enemy’s territory, where someone got “dipped” (likely meaning shot or harmed). “30S with the button, had to get me some grip” refers to using a modified Glock with an extended clip and auto-switch. He then disses someone for getting shot because they were distracted, calling them foolish. He compares his experiences to an action movie and boasts about his skills in handling conflicts.

The chorus ends with him reaffirming his confidence, saying he’s young, full of energy, and always rolling with his people, no matter what happens.

[Verse]
Here, he starts by saying he has experience (“hats in this s*it”), meaning he’s been involved in a lot. “Fu*k an attempt” implies he doesn’t do half-measures; he ensures his actions are final. “Put your man in the air, like a motherfu*king blimp” is a way of saying he took someone out, making them “float” like a blimp.

He then switches to bragging about women, calling himself “JB the pimp” because of how many girls he has. “23 with the brown, bro banging like (??)” might be a reference to a basketball player, implying his friend is skilled at what he does. He describes a situation where someone tried to escape but wasn’t fast enough, getting hit. “Don’t ask how it went” suggests people already know about his past actions, so there’s no need to explain.

“Just locked in the jail, told bro hit the fender” means he was recently in jail and told his friend to bail him out or assist him. He reassures his team (“The six know I got ’em”), showing loyalty. He references 2021 when he was “smoking on Teezy,” likely another diss towards a rival. He mentions distancing himself from a woman because he felt she didn’t deserve him.

He shouts out his friend YNV Greedy, who might be in jail or facing legal trouble. Then, he talks about different weapons he might use in a situation, emphasizing his preparedness. He describes creeping up on someone who didn’t even see it coming and executing the attack without hesitation. The last line reflects on a lost friend, suggesting regret or sorrow, as if they would have questioned why he left them behind.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the same ideas as before, reinforcing the themes of fast-moving action, retaliation, and dominance. He emphasizes how quickly he moves when handling business, not hesitating to strike. He continues to use football metaphors to describe ambushing his enemies and taking control of situations. The line about “smoking on Sl—” remains a taunt to a fallen rival.

He describes unloading a full clip, spinning through enemy territory, and ensuring his grip on his weapon is steady. The mention of someone getting shot in the face because they were distracted reinforces the idea of being constantly alert. The movie-like experience, the thrill of the chase, and the aggressive energy all highlight his mindset. He ends again by emphasizing his youth, energy, and unwavering loyalty to his crew.